Space Singularity

A storm of blood and gore raged through Sixiang City.

The investigation team searched the entire city for Bishop Jing.

It was a search, not an arrest, and certainly not a wanted warrant.

Before his death, Wu Bin, the second-in-command of the Moon Church, took all the crimes upon himself. Regardless of whether he could actually bear the weight of those crimes, without evidence, they couldn't just directly convict a missing bishop.

As various secret societies patrolled the streets, battles broke out with increasing frequency.

Now, battles between Mystics required no reason.

As long as they met on the road and the other party wasn't from Sixiang City, there was no nonsense—they just went straight for the kill.

Ordinary people were completely afraid to leave their homes, and the whole city was in a state of extreme panic.

The power of the Court of the Silver Moon was displayed here; they were the victors in every battle.

All of this, for the time being, had little to do with Chen Miemie.

After staying up all night, he woke up to find that it was already afternoon.

After he got up, the house was naturally in a state of chaotic uproar again.

Bobo and Origami had become friends.

"Chen Miemie, look. Sticking Origami onto my body to make some beautiful shapes makes me look even more appetizing."

Chen Miemie took a look. Origami had folded some incredibly lifelike paper flowers and arranged them around the pineapple roast chicken. The whole plating did indeed look much better.

"Not bad, that's an improvement. Stretch out your leg, let me test how the roast is on today's chicken leg."

Bobo quickly lay on its side, raising its right leg to make it easier for Chen Miemie to tear it off.

After eating, Chen Miemie began to study Origami's abilities.

"Origami, show us first. Fold and shrink something."

Origami belonged to the type that had very strong abilities but was also very fragile itself; its immortality was not very high.

Unlike Bobo, it could also release countless paper products, but its true paper figure body could not be easily transferred and had to avoid being attacked as much as possible.

The large coffee table in front of the living room sofa became Origami's test subject.

Origami automatically unfolded from a paper crane, first turning into a single sheet of paper, and then automatically folding into a humanoid shape.

Then it reached out toward the large coffee table.

The moment it made contact, it released its power. The entire coffee table seemed to turn into paper, and then its shape was easily altered, folded down to the size of a small Rubik's Cube.

The observing anomalies were all very curious, scrambling to pick up the small cube to examine it.

"Wow, even the weight has changed. It's so light." Qinghua looked at it very carefully; she even wanted to borrow this method to make her porcelainized items change shape.

Loop stared at it for a long time. She was a pragmatist: "This makes it convenient to carry. Can it get even smaller?"

"Yes, the smallest it can be compressed to is the size of a piece of candy. Pure Water, stop! You can't touch it!"

The small blood droplet that Pure Water had transformed into was startled. "What's wrong?"

"Paper products aren't that durable. They must be kept away from water and fire."

Chen Miemie took this point very seriously. "What happens if it gets wet from water?"

"Water is a bit better than fire. After getting wet, it can be dried out, and there won't be much impact. But if it's forcibly restored while still wet, this coffee table would probably end up like a sunken ship salvaged from the bottom of the sea—hardly usable."

After repeated testing, everyone came to a conclusion.

This ability of Origami's was very strong. As long as care was taken to protect the compressed paper products, it could basically compress anything no larger than a room into a paper candy.

Next came the main event of the testing.

Although storage was important, it wasn't absolutely indispensable. However, spatial displacement was an ability Chen Miemie was determined to obtain.

Origami enlarged itself, turning into the size of a normal person.

"I can use my current location as the origin and turn another coordinate point into a spatial singularity. Like folding a page in a book, I fold the spatial positions of the two points and overlap them, thereby achieving the effect of instantly arriving at another location."

"Let me try," Loop said, jumping ahead.

Loop was one of the only two flesh-and-blood lifeforms in the house, and her immortality was high. Therefore, for things like testing, she generally did not allow Chen Miemie to do it himself.

"You can provide a spatial coordinate of where you want to go," Origami said, looking at Chen Miemie.

Chen Miemie thought for a moment. "For the first experiment, let's pick somewhere close. How about Room 1802 next door."

The format of spatial coordinates was, of course, not expressed as something like Room 1802, South District Building.

Aside from Origami, no one present understood it.

"Because the spatial coordinates you provide need to be converted by me, for now, wherever you want to go, you have to take me there once first. I'll record the spatial coordinates, and then we can teleport there directly in the future."

After Origami calculated the position of Room 1802 on its own, it converted it into a usable coordinate. It tapped in front of itself, and then tapped the air again.

Next, a magical scene occurred.

The space in front of Origami became transparent, as if a person-sized wall of air had appeared, faintly rippling with spatial waves.

"Go ahead, walk through it."

Loop walked toward the air wall, her entire body slowly melting into it.

In the eyes of everyone present, Loop's body was swallowed up bit by bit by the air wall until she completely disappeared.

Qinghua asked, "Can Loop still come back?"

Origami nodded. "As long as I maintain it on this side, she can return the way she came. If I go over as well, the passage will disappear, but I can reopen it from that side."

"Does opening it once consume a lot of energy?"

"For something right next door like 1802, it's very small. Generally speaking, the further the distance, the larger the spatial area I need to fold, and the greater the consumption."

3 seconds, 5 seconds, 10 seconds.

"Huh, why hasn't Loop returned yet? Did something go wrong?" Bobo asked curiously.

Logically speaking, when conducting this experiment, if there were no problems after crossing over, she should have returned immediately.

It wasn't until the 20th second that Loop emerged from the air wall.

"A very novel experience. There's no dizziness, and it's very stable." Loop gave it a five-star rating.

"Loop, why were you gone for so long?"

"That's what I was just about to say.

I found something in Room 1802. The portal Origami opened on that side was slightly skewed; the place I came out was inside a very hidden wardrobe."

"In the wardrobe? And so?"

"Inside the wardrobe, I found a Church priest's robe."